prestigious

IPA: prɛstˈɪdʒʌs

Examples of "prestigious" in Sentences

NICOLA Roberts, of Girls Aloud, redefines the term prestigious in the Daily Star.
How did Krugman actually get a graduate degree, let alone win prestigious awards?
The boys were promised the opportunity to play in prestigious clubs across Europe but ended up sported into child prostitution.
"U of T professor first Canadian woman to win prestigious international science prize", Official University of Toronto press release
Look right here on MexConnect for a three-bedroom, two and a half bath (plus servant's quarters) home for sale in prestigious Santa Maria, high on the hill overlooking Morelia.
Much of what we think of as being "French theory" today is the result of the kind of literary criticism that was carried out in prestigious universities like Yale during the 1980s.
Several of the short stories included have appeared in prestigious magazines such as Cemetery Dance Magazine, Dark Wisdom, and the anthologies Unnatural Selection, Horror Beyond II, and The Grand Struggle.